El-Sayed proves his incompetence to be Senator.
Not only did Israel not "deliberately target" civilians, it went to greater lengths to move civilians out of harm's way than any army has done before. If Israel had deliberately targeted civilians, given IDF's military capability, the death toll would be 20 times higher.
And every single non-emergency strike was approved by IDF lawyers, who wouldn't approve strikes that target civilians if they were proposed.
Hospitals and schools are legitimate military targets when they are being used for military purposes.
And finally, even if you added up all of El-Sayed's charges and they weren't all lies, that doesn't amount to genocide without the intent to destroy the group in question.
Galloway: As a Jew, I find it entirely unfair and not accurate to describe what’s happening in Israel as a genocide.
El-Sayed: When people use dehumanizing language against a people, when they bomb their hospitals and schools, when they attempt to displace them from where they are…that seems to me to be deliberate targeting. So I would ask you, do you understand why somebody who’s been thinking about this question, looking at it, connecting the dots between the language that is used and the outcomes that were created, would then label it that way?